| Excerpt from: Into the MyST |
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| April 08, 2003 | | To survive in the years ahead, companies must put technology at the very heart of everything they do. That's the central argument offered here by the Economist's management editor Cairncross (The Death of Distance), who explains why. | 
Excerpt: 'almost every business process involves information in some form'
Oddly enough, this wasn't the premise that we started with when we founded MyST Technology Partners. Our real motivation was more about the inability of corporate workers to easily find information to do their jobs. Slowly though, we have determined that information objects are central to the development of a more knowledgeable enterprise. Furthermore, we've recognized that 'observations' - the result of the distillation of ideas, thoughts, and information, is really what we call 'knowledge'. Our objective with MySmartChannels is to make it easier to create, publish, and reuse 'observations' in a wide array of domains of expertise. | | |
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